Community Calendar

FOOD/BEVERAGES

VISUAL ARTS

10:00am-4:00pm, 2045 Wrangler Way. Grand Junction

Bud Markos and Barbara Churchley extend an open invitation to visit their joint exhibit and tour of a working artist's studio. More than 100 more...0 works will be available featuring a variety of subject matter, size and style. Bud's representational oils, which focus principally on western themes, are in collections nationwide. His artistic philosophy can perhaps best be described as, ""First see, then do,"" and he believes each painting stands on its own, reserving final judgment for the viewer. Barbara's oil and pastel paintings of the western landscape are impressionistic and expressive. She has attained ""Signature"" and ""Master Signature"" status in multiple regional and national organizations. An image of her work appears below. _____________________________________________________ NOTE: When attending, please follow Covid-19 masking and social distancing protocols.

CLASSES/LECTURES

GENERAL

3:30pm-5:00pm, 740 Gunnison Ave, Grand Junction, CO 81501

Got cats? Feeding cats? Seeing cats? Come learn how to be part of the solution to the cat overpopulation by properly using Trap-Neuter-Return (TNR) more...0 to manage the feral and free roaming cats in your neighborhood! Gain access to resources, including free spay/neuter, free trap rentals, expert advice, best practices, and more. All basic steps of TNR will be covered, including trapping, feeding, getting the cats fixed, working with neighbors and more. Written materials will be provided and TNR techniques demonstrated. Please RSVP to catproject@rhhumanesociety.org

MUSIC

7:00pm-10:30pm, 925 Struthers Ave. Grand Junction, Co 81501

Join us for a socially distanced evening with Samantha Fish! “That was my mission on this album: To really set these songs up so that they have more...0 a life of their own,” says Samantha Fish about Kill or Be Kind, her sixth solo album and her debut on Rounder Records. “Strong messages from the heart – that’s what I really set out for.” Indeed, what comes across immediately on hearing the album is the extraordinary level of songcraft on its eleven tracks, the way these songs are so smartly put together to deliver a potent emotional impact. Anyone who has ever heard Fish’s previous albums knows that she has earned a place in the top rank of contemporary blues guitarists and that her voice can wring the soul out of a ballad and belt out a rocker with roof-shaking force. And, rest reassured, those virtues are fully in evidence on Kill or Be Kind. But each of the songs on the album does far more than simply provide a setting for Fish’s pyrotechnics. They tell captivating stories, set up by verses that deftly set the scene, choruses that lift with real feeling, and hooks that later rise up in your thoughts, even when you’re not aware that you’re thinking of music at all. It’s the kind of songwriting that emerges when raw talent is leavened by experience and aspiration, and when a committed artist genuinely has something to say. Those qualities make Kill or Be Kind a genuine artistic breakthrough for Fish. https://www.samanthafish.com/ In accordance with local safety guidelines, the show will have a reduced capacity and all ticket purchasers must reside in one of the following counties: Mesa / Montrose / Delta / Garfield / Pitkin / Rio Blanco / Gunnison / Ouray / Eagle. For information about COVID - 19 precautions and patron requirements, please visit: www.theampgj.com/about

MUSIC

7:00pm-10:30pm, 925 Struthers Ave. Grand Junction, Co 81501

Join us for a socially distanced evening with Samantha Fish! “That was my mission on this album: To really set these songs up so that they have more...0 a life of their own,” says Samantha Fish about Kill or Be Kind, her sixth solo album and her debut on Rounder Records. “Strong messages from the heart – that’s what I really set out for.” Indeed, what comes across immediately on hearing the album is the extraordinary level of songcraft on its eleven tracks, the way these songs are so smartly put together to deliver a potent emotional impact. Anyone who has ever heard Fish’s previous albums knows that she has earned a place in the top rank of contemporary blues guitarists and that her voice can wring the soul out of a ballad and belt out a rocker with roof-shaking force. And, rest reassured, those virtues are fully in evidence on Kill or Be Kind. But each of the songs on the album does far more than simply provide a setting for Fish’s pyrotechnics. They tell captivating stories, set up by verses that deftly set the scene, choruses that lift with real feeling, and hooks that later rise up in your thoughts, even when you’re not aware that you’re thinking of music at all. It’s the kind of songwriting that emerges when raw talent is leavened by experience and aspiration, and when a committed artist genuinely has something to say. Those qualities make Kill or Be Kind a genuine artistic breakthrough for Fish. https://www.samanthafish.com/ In accordance with local safety guidelines, the show will have a reduced capacity and all ticket purchasers must reside in one of the following counties: Mesa / Montrose / Delta / Garfield / Pitkin / Rio Blanco / Gunnison / Ouray / Eagle. For information about COVID - 19 precautions and patron requirements, please visit: www.theampgj.com/about

FOOD/BEVERAGES

VISUAL ARTS

10:00am-4:00pm, 2045 Wrangler Way. Grand Junction

GENERAL

2nd Sunday Cedaredge

12:00pm-3:00pm, Grand Mesa Arts Center, 195 W. Main Street, Cedaredge

Sunday, October 11th, 12-3pm the Grand Mesa Arts & Events Center will be hosting Family Pumpkin Decorating with Cider and Donuts. Bring the more...0 family and enjoy Second Sunday in Cedaredge! Stop by the Grand Mesa Arts and Events Center, 12-3pm, grab a donut and some cider while they last and decorate a pumpkin to take home! Outside in the parking lot, weather permitting. This family activity is funded by a LYRA grant. Per Colorado health guidelines, masks and social distancing are required. Thank you for your compliance!

THEATRE

Historical Performance in the Theatre

3:30pm-5:00pm, 195 W. Main Street, Cedaredge

Tuesday, October 13th, 3:30-5pm the Grand Mesa Arts & Events Center will be presenting Chautauqua Abigail Adams featuring Jessica Downing-Ford. more...0 Jessica graduated Emerson College with a BFA in Performing Arts, but it was several decades later that she discovered her love of Chautauqua. She enjoys bringing Abigail Adams to life for students of all ages. She is a founding member of the Grand Valley History Players. The event is free for those over 60 with donations accepted from all others. Seating is limited so please call to reserve your seat. Mask and social distancing required.

GENERAL

5:30pm-6:30pm, 362 28 Rd Grand Junction, CO 81501

Come process the loss of a beloved pet with others who are also grieving under the guidance of a professional counselor. Space is limited. RSVP to more...0 Ashley at 970-434-7337, ext 103 or ashley@rhhumanesociety.org

MUSIC

7:00pm-10:00pm, 715 Horizon Drive Ste.100

Americana/Rock from Austin, TX

CLASSES/LECTURES

GENERAL

VISUAL ARTS

2:00pm-4:00pm, 195 W. Main Street Cedaredge

Sunday, October 25th, 2-4pm Carrie Conner will be conducting a fun Parent-Child Paint Class in the Grand Mesa Arts Center Theater. The $10 cost more...0 covers all necessary supplies for one (1) adult and one (1) child aged 5-18. Scholarships are available upon request. There are a limited number of openings so please sign up at https://www.grandmesaartscenter.com/book-online Masks and social distancing are required.